Simple answer is:
*Control+F2 then F-key*
(or *control+F2 then FI* if there is another menu beginning with an F)
Enable (keep it permanently enabled) Full Keyboard Access by hitting
control+F1.
Now you can use all
control+F commands listed in
System Preferences > Keyboard & Mouse > Keyboard Shortcuts
In your "alt+F" equivalent example, here's what you would do:
Control+F2 then Arrow (left or right) then Arrow Down,
and you can also type the first letter(s) of a command's name:
Example in Safari, File menu:
hit "P" to get "Page Setup"
or
hit "PR" to get "Print"
Return key commands the action itself once you've reached it.
Simple answer is:
*Control+F2 then F-key*
(or *control+F2 then FI* if there is another menu beginning with an F)
Enable (keep it permanently enabled) Full Keyboard Access by hitting
control+F1.
Now you can use all
control+F commands listed in
System Preferences > Keyboard & Mouse > Keyboard Shortcuts
In your "alt+F" equivalent example, here's what you would do:
Control+F2 then Arrow (left or right) then Arrow Down,
and you can also type the first letter(s) of a command's name:
Example in Safari, File menu:
hit "P" to get "Page Setup"
or
hit "PR" to get "Print"
Return key commands the action itself once you've reached it.
